Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
fourth EDITION
PERSONAL.


r. Fl. Mote left this city on Saturday
evening for the White Bouutsips.
Mr.. John Deery of DuPoat's Banks,
Is spending week ct Atlantic City.
Mrs. p. Griffith ard Miss Lauis Crit.
fith OF 403 East Third street, are On . |
visit to Glasgow.
e. Hefrcn, formerly OF Haverhul,
Mats /, but pow OF this city, IL spending
hts vacation In Atlantic City. N. j.
Miss May whann 10 spending the
month Of August with friends st Fields.
boro, Del.
Misa CLARA A. Locke, Of this city, Is
Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts
OF Newark.
Miss Josie johnson, Of this city, went
to Collins Beach yesterday to spend
two weeks.
Judge Cummins has returned from
his vacation, and will resume his duties
at the Municipal Court this evening.
Howard b Craig and j. 8. Hurlock,
also went to Atlantic yesterday, to
spend part Of their vacation.
Miss Annie Sweeney OF Philadelphia,
10 visiting her cousin, Miss Lizzie
Dillon, 1 4 this city.
Mics Mary Cunningham Of Newark,
Ia visiting Miss Ella Griffith OF 4C3 East
Third street.
Governor Benjamin T. Biggs Is an.
nou, ced this morning by the New York
Herald as being at the Sturtevant House.
The Wilmington Baptist Sunday
School Union will meet ct the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow
evening.
Miss Estelia M. Fleming Of this city,
who bss been visiting her uncle Ezekiel
Fleming, Of Harrington, Dol, will N.
rive home to-day.
Albert r. Joseobs, William Idahan
and Harry Eagle, employees OF the Re
PUBLICAN, are taking vacation to re.
cuperate for the fall business.
Misses Annie Stevens. Allie Allison,
Mary aud Celia Miller aud Kstie Mona.
gan are Iusticatins at Riverside, where
they will remain for about two weeks.
Frank Bartrsm. Levi Fairlamb and
Isaac Miller left this city yesterday to
srepd two weeks vacation at Allan.
tic City.
Miss Annie Il. Brown and Miss
Josephine Miliikin lave gone TO Lewis-
vile, Chester county, TO tpend week
o. ten dsys with relatives.
Mrs. W. 8. Haines, her daughters,
the Misses Dorsey and w. g. Haines,
Jr., are kummAriBp at their old noun
tain home in Western Maryland.
Mrs. Eagle, OF New Castle. is recov.
eripg from an attack OF typhoid fever,
although her condition was suoh at one
time rs 10 alarm her frien<s.
Niles Lulu Hilyard and Miss Nsttie
Clayton have gone TO Atlantic City on
their vacation. Their friends wish
them good time.
Niis Carrie Barren and Mr.. Alonzo
T. Mitchell aud mother will leave to-
. morrow for Atlantic CITY, where they
will sr end few days.
William B. Smith, Jr., hos started on
an extensive tour through Delaware,
May land and Virginia He expects to
return sbout the fTst Of September.
Ex. .Ccupcilmsn William II. Blake
wen. to Atlantic City yesterday to
!: spsnd vtek. He 10 stopping st the
hetarhor House, or Pacific avenue.
j James r. Deightop, collector Of Pen.
= cader hundred, was among the visitors
to Atlantic City yesterday. He spent
Saturday night and last night In this
, city and returned bcme this morning.
DR.. J. Il. Simms started this morn i.
ing, yalise and umbrella In hand, for
the National Holiness camp meeting
opening to-day At Pitnan Grove, New
Jersey.
Mr.. joseph Hill, of Crosby & Hill,
started from Queenstown on Sunday on
the steamer Alaska. fer home. He ex.
poets to land in New York on Satur-
day next.
Mrs. Chas. H. William, formerly of
this city, but now residing in BAlti-
more, is visiting her sister Mrs. Lewis
Saeso OF this city. Mrs, Williams while
on her visit here will viti, the Oatskill
Mou ntains.
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Hyland
who has been quite Ill for the last ten
days, is somewhat better but very
weak. He will 60 to Newark today or
tomorrow, with the hope Of recupera.
ting.
Among the deuizens of Newport
who expect to spt nd several days at
Brandy wine Summit Camp Meeting,
are Dauiel Greer, wife anu daughter;
John Whann and his sister. Mrs. Rus.
sell; MIS-. johnson and daughters.
Mrs. VIM. Patsmore, of Christiana
hundred, has gone TO Asbury Park,
where she expects to remain some
weeke. She was accompanied on her
. trip by her son Harry and wife, but
they returned home the following day.
NJ. Matthew Eaydep, Artist, will
leave this city on Saturday next to at
; tend the annual meeting OF the society
Of American Florists, " hch will be
held q: Chicago, August l6.b, 17th and
18th.
Councilman Samuel II. Baypard
packed his trunk snd started for Bos.
ton this morning, to comply with Mr.
, Qulnn's resolution and try to prove that
:he Gamewell Company furnishes that
city electrical supplies cheaper than 1t
does Wilmington.
Mr.. George William Kirby has re.
turned houe after an absence OF =
month. He was al through ths coal
, regions In the State Of Pepnsylvaria,
and there welcomed In pretty much
every town Of that State, where in for
, mer years he had spoken and took an
. active part in politics. At Reading he
Issued book called the "Stape and
Presr," q medium by which he fought
the corrup,iJn OF the political parties Of
that State and won wonderful name
IamOng the refOrmers.